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February 1, 2023
The states of Idaho and Oregon would have to sign on, and it would also require an act of Congress to move Idaho's border with Oregon.
January 29, 2023
BOISE (Idaho Capital Sun) — With about 30 young people in the audience looking on, House Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee Chairman Bruce Skaug announced Friday he is modifying his ban on accepting testimony from people under 18. Skaug said he will now allow young people to testify in the committee if they have parental […]
January 26, 2023
(Idaho Capital Sun) — The Idaho Legislature’s House Local Government Committee is now the second committee of the Idaho Legislature to prohibit public testimony from people under age 18. Committee Chairwoman Barbara Ehardt, R-Idaho Falls, announced the policy change at the beginning of Tuesday’s committee meeting at the Idaho State Capitol in Boise. Earlier this […]
January 25, 2023
Idaho's House Local Government Committee and House Judiciary, Rules & Administration Committee prohibit testimony for people under 18.
January 18, 2023
If majority vote in favor, Wallowa County commissioners would meet to discuss relocation on the fourth Wednesday of August and February.
January 18, 2023
ENTERPRISE — Wallowa County voters will once again get the chance to decide whether they want the county commissioners to investigate making the county part of Idaho.
January 15, 2023
ENTERPRISE — Wallowa County voters will once again get the chance to decide whether they want the county commissioners to investigate making the county part of Idaho.
January 14, 2023
On January 12, female athletes, coaches, parents, and policy leaders will rally during the annual convention of the NCAA in San Antonio, Texas
January 12, 2023
Current and former female scholastic athletes warned Thursday that they will sue the NCAA unless the association eliminates its policies allowing male-born students who identify as female to compete in women's sports.
January 11, 2023
Skeptics have long dismissed the Greater Idaho movement as half-baked, but the plan to split Oregon's rural eastern counties from Portland and fold them into the famous-potatoes state is only picking up steam.